Championship Fixtures 30th March

Cardiff City v Leicester City
The thing about tables is they keep changing. Two weeks ago, Leicester were looking like play-off certainties while Cardiff were looking they could be turfed out of the play-offs by Sheffield United or Blackpool or Reading. Now it’s more like the other round, although it’s Blackpool and Doncaster who Leicester most need to watch out for. They’ll still be in the play-offs after this match though
Cardiff’s weekend Man of the Match Darcy Blake deserves to continue his impressive run in the team but several players are now back from injury and Darcy could find himself on the bench despite his impressive form. But he’ll be in good company Adam Matthews and Aaron Wildig have both spent time on the bench recently and they’ve also been great when needed
In another two days, I’ll be able to say ‘Joe Ledley hopes to be back this month’.
Andy King has been back on the scoresheet recently but this time, he’ll be hoping to put it in the right net again although the own goal really wasn’t his fault. It was a combination of the pitch and the goalkeeper and he’s not groundstaff or a goalkeeping coach it’s really not his fault. And the manager really should play Nicky Adams. He wouldn’t let Leyton Orient have him back so he must want him for something.

Plymouth Argyle v Barnsley
Plymouth aim to do what Barnsley did and get up into the safety of mid-table. But they’re leaving it kind of late.
Plymouth are without Carl Fletcher, who hurt his knee in the seventh minute against Queen’s Park Rangers.